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#CFB150: As 50th Anniversary Looms, Stonehill Football Continues Building Success

The Game
Stonehill College opens a two-game homestand this afternoon as it hosts Southern Connecticut State University for a Northeast-10 Conference matchup as part of Go Hill Day at the College at Timothy J. Coughlin, '80 (COG-lin) Memorial Field at W.B. Mason Stadium. The Skyhawks are looking to bounce back from back to back heartbreaking defeats, including last weekend's 40-37 double-overtime setback at Assumption College. The Owls have lost their last two after a 25-24 defeat at Saint Anselm College last Saturday.

Media Info
This afternoon's game is being presented live by SkyhawksVision on NE10 Now with Charlie Bergeron ,in his 22nd season as the Voice of the Skyhawks, calling the action directed by Mike Manley. The broadcast can be accessed via stonehillskyhawks.com through its Stretch Internet portal (portal.stretchinternet.com/stonehill) or through Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku. The game is also being broadcast live on WSHL-FM 91.3 in the Easton area, with Noah Powell and Chris Cassidy calling the action, with Joe Spadorcia leading the pregame and halftime shows.

#GoHill Day
The Stonehill athletic department, in conjunction with the Alumni Relations and Office of Advancement are pleased to host the first #GoHill Day to help launch The Go Hill Fund with today's full slate of home athletic events. The GoHill Fund supports 450 Stonehill student-athletes across 22 varsity sports. Each individual gift provides our coaches and students with the resources they need to compete and succeed at the highest levels—on and off the field. A quality collegiate athletic program has always relied upon successful collaboration to achieve goals, and it is no different at Stonehill. Through the hard work and dedication of our student-athletes and coaches and the generosity of our alumni, Stonehill's athletics program continues to produce incredible results. Gifts to the GoHill Fund advance the development of Stonehill Athletics. They provide the means to grant scholarships, improve facilities, fund out-of-region travel and foster the growth and development of students and staff. In addition to a pregame tent before today's football game, the College is hosting home games in women's soccer (11 AM), Men's Soccer (2 PM), Volleyball (3 PM) and Ice Hockey (7:30 PM) today.

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They're Honored
Senior wide receiver Andrew Jamiel (Yarmouth, Mass.) and sophomore running back Justin Felder (Springfield Gardens, N.Y.) were both named to the NE10's weekly honor roll on Monday for their efforts at Assumption last weekend. Jamiel posted 117 yards on six receptions with a touchdown against the Greyhounds. It marks the third-straight game and fourth time this season overall he has surpassed 100 receiving yards, while finding the end zone for the third straight week. Felder rushed the ball a season-high 32 times for 155 yards and a touchdown on Saturday. He posted his fourth 100-yard game of the year and scored his sixth first quarter touch-down of the year (out of his nine). Felder also caught three passes for 16 yards.

Top Ten D
Stonehill ranks among national leaders in several key defensive categories. The Skyhawks lead the NE10 and rank ninth nationally in total defense (263.6 yds/gm), while ranking sixth nationally for pass defense (132.6 yds/gm), fourth for first down defense (14.6/gm), 15th for pass efficiency defense (96.9) and 18th in third down defense (28.4%). Stonehill also leads the NE10 in scoring defense (20.3ppg), while ranking third for rushing defense (131.0 yds/gm) and fourth down defense (40.9%).

Active Duty
Senior Andrew Jamiel (Yarmouth, Mass.) leads all active receivers in Division II with his school-record 286 receptions and 7.92 career receptions per game. The reception total ranks second in NE10 history behind NCAA record-holder Justin Bernard from Saint Anselm (386) after moving Dallas Mall of Bentley (283) at Assumption last week, ranking 19th in NCAA Division II history. Jamiel is also second among Division II active receivers with his 92.8 career receiving yards per game and third for total receiving yards with his program-record 3,347 career yards.

First Quarter Felder
Sophomore running back Justin Felder (Springfield Gardens, N.Y.) has scored seven of his ten touchdowns in the first quarter this season, including three at Saint Anselm, after his touchdown run at Assumption last weekend. He scored three touchdowns in three-straight games for Stonehill from September 21 at Saint Anselm through October 12 at Franklin Pierce. He ranks second in the NE10 (31st nationally) with his ten touchdowns this season, while ranking second in the Conference and 23rd nationally with his nine rushing touchdowns.

150 Years of College Football
2019 marks a special milestone for college football, as it celebrates 150 years of the great game. Teams will recognize the birth of college football with a national all-division celebration among nearly 900 schools. Played longer than almost any sport in America, college football had its first contest in 1869 - just four years after the Civil War, when students from Princeton and Rutgers came together to compete on a campus field, November 6, 1869. The sport has touched millions on and off the field - shaping our lives and communities. Follow College Football 150 and visit cfb150.org throughout teh 2019 season to commemmorate the 150th anniversary of college football.

Getting Social
Fans and media members of Stonehill athletics now have three social media outlets to get updates on all 20 varsity programs. The department's Facebook page is www.facebook.com/stonehillskyhawks, and you can also follow @GoStonehill on Twitter and "StonehillSkyhawks" on Instagram. Stonehill football also has its own Facebook and Twitter accounts: @StonehillFB.

On Deck
Stonehill is right back in action here at W.B. Mason next Saturday, when it hosts Pace University for Senior Day at 1 p.m. Please note the time change from the earlier schedule 3 p.m., kickoff.